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I'm proud of county's winter heroes

Council Leader, Councillor Kay Cutts pays tribute to the local people and Council employees who defied ‘The Beast from the East’ to keep Nottinghamshire moving during the recent winter weather.

Notts remains in the broadband fast lane

Council Leader, Councillor Kay Cutts welcomes the Government’s announcement that 95% of homes in the UK now have access to superfast broadband and explains how Nottinghamshire will continue to invest in its digital infrastructure to stay as one of the best connected areas in the country.

Boosting the health and wellbeing of Notts residents

The Council's Health and Wellbeing Strategy 2018-2022 will address key health issues facing the county. Councillor John Doddy, Chairman of the Nottinghamshire Health and Wellbeing Board, writes about the Council's priorities.

County set to benefit from £20m highways investment boost

Councillor John Cottee, Chairman of the Communities and Place Committee, explains how £20m in additional investment is going to help improve Nottinghamshire's road network.

Planning ahead for 1,400 extra school places

Children and young people’s committee chairman, Councillor Philip Owen says the County Council is wasting no time planning ahead when it comes to creating the extra 1,400 school places that will be needed across Nottinghamshire.

Have your say on your local Rights of Way

Now we are well into the New Year, many of us will have made a resolution to get fitter by walking, cycling or even riding more in the great Nottinghamshire outdoors. Councillor John Cottee explains how people can have their say on maintaining and improving our rights of way network.

Deadline fast approaching for primary school applications

With the festivities of Christmas and the New Year behind us for another year, it’s now time for parents to think about applying for school places for their children. Councillor Philip Owen explains.

Make a difference to a child's life

Fostering is caring for a child or young person in your own home when they are unable to stay with their own families. By becoming a foster carer you can make a real difference to a child’s life.

Nottinghamshire's got talent

An ‘Inspired Christmas Concert’ proved to be the perfect name for the recent event at the Royal Concert Hall in Nottingham, with around 330 talented young people from around the county putting on a show to remember.

Improving access at Cotgrave Country Park

A new £250,000 investment will improve access and boost wildlife at Cotgrave Country Park, with work now underway.

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